July 24, 2024

486: We May Be At A Bottom For Multifamily Assets

486: We May Be At A Bottom For Multifamily Assets
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As multifamily values continue to plummet, big institutions are jumping back into the game. Companies like Blackrock and KKR have announced plans to invest big in multifamily. In particular, many Class A properties are coming on the market at steep discounts to replacement cost and at prices up to 25% lower than the peak of the market. As the gap between what it costs to own a home and what it costs to rent far exceeds $1,000 per month, coupled with the long-term shortage of rentals over the next several years, the fundamentals for multifamily are strong for the foreseeable future. Travis Watts, Director of Investor Relations at Ashcroft Capital, helps passive investors generate cash flow and has separately invested in many dozens of syndications of his own.